I recieved an approved certificate also. This is the 2nd one I have recieved. I was leary the last time I recieved one because there is no phone number and no info on the back about the card. Most companies also have an e-mail or web address. Also the fact that they are willing to give $5,000 ...
Watch out people, be aware of what you're signing or who you're sending money to. The first thing that made me suspicious was there was no phone number on the acceptance certificate or e-mail address where you can contact them. They also mentioned a membership packet that was supposed to be ...
I received a certificate in the on January 9. It was very nicely worded and very business-like. The certificate even had a seal of guaranteed approval and a certificate verification number for my records. The certificate verification number was 7270148-AS. The certificate was for a Consumer First ...
This company made me beleive that i was getting a credit card of a credit line of 5000.00 They never said anywhere or anytime that it was a catalog member card. I feel that they took avantage of this and me how many other people did they do this to. Sinceraly tom mats ...
I, like so many others, have been sent an acceptance form. Guaranteeing my receipt of a $5000.00 credit card, 0% 12-month APR, and asking for me to send $45 dollars ($49 for rush-delivery). I have already planned countless hours of what I could have done with that amount of money. I did some ...
I received and Acceptance Certificate form Consumer First that offered me a $5000.00 Platinum Card if I would send $45.00 for Standard Processing Delivery, or $49.00 for Rush processing and Delivery. After I sent in my money order for $49.00 I did a search on Consumer First, and I found out that ...